Chapter

 1 II   |         this dissolution was the body of Mary, as we universally
 2 II   |    universally believe. For this body was the most holy Ark of
 3 III  |         the Mother of one in the body, of the other in the spirit.
 4 III  |          the Passion; the one in body, the other in mind; the
 5 III  |      breast, had so fatigued her body and all its members, that,
 6 III  |         Take away this lightsome body, the sun, what will give
 7 III  |    commands; by defending in the body and by receiving the souls
 8 IV   |       was chaste in her virginal body, as the Evangelist testifies,
 9 V    |     flesh is false, as beauty of body and such like. Solomon saith: "
10 V    |          Church, that is, in His body. These bones, by the help
11 VI   |         all creatures was in the body most familiar with God.
12 VI   |       consists in seven gifts of body and of soul. Every glorified
13 VI   |         of soul. Every glorified body has four glorious gifts:
14 VI   |           and if every glorified body has these gifts, how much
15 VI   |        how much more so will the body which brought forth Him
16 VI   |         such is the glory of the body of Mary, what, thinkest
17 VII  |     seated, and the house of her body was full of the majesty
18 VII  |          filled the house of her body with His majesty by His
19 VIII |         world, I confess that my body is exceedingly impure."
20 VIII |           who was so rich in her body, that even St. Bernard exclaims: "
21 X    |      Mary is singularly, both in body and in soul, the court of
22 XI   | virginity was resplendent in her body, in service she was eminent
23 XI   |          The Son shows His naked body, with His wounds in hands,
24 XII  |          beauty of her glorified body; and in the fruit, the beatitude
25 XII  |          noted that in youth the body is most beautiful, as it
26 XII  |         the glorification of the body has, as it were, as many
27 XII  |          petals as the glorified body has gifts and rewards. And
28 XII  |      Blessed Virgin was taken up body and soul into Heaven, and
29 XII  |        into Heaven, and that her body and soul are now in glory.
30 XII  |       with ineffable joy both in body and soul, in her own Son,
31 XII  |         as flower, her glorified body; and for fruit, her glorified
32 XII  |       the beauty of her glorious body; and fruit in the unspeakable
33 XII  |     flower of immortality in the body and the fruit of blessed
34 XIII |        his brother, that is, the body, his body. He was blessed
35 XIII |           that is, the body, his body. He was blessed not only
36 XIII |  admirable virginity of mind and body; bright as the sun, in the
37 XV   |          a curse not only in the body, but also in the soul, so
38 XV   |         blessing not only in the body, but also in the soul; not
39 XVI  |         same Virgin, who had her body from the earth, brought
40 XVI  |      Thine, without doubt in the body by the nature He assumed;
41 XVI  |        say that the wheat is the Body of Christ, the oil the soul
42 XVI  |       wheat the Sacrament of the Body of Christ, in the fruit
43 XVII |          Juda; the former in the body, the latter in spirit; the
44 XVII |      this fruit who bears in his body hunger and thirst, but who
45 XVIII|         Virgin Mary, who had her body from the earth, brought